Hi Guys,
Just bought my Gear S, however i cant connect to my wifi, i am running an Aerohive AP230 with an SSID at 2.4Ghz WPA2 PSK and everytime i try im getting authentication error, my printer is also connected to that SSID. any clues??
Phone is disconnected from Note 4, just for testing i enabled an SSID on my telecom router with the same PSK (different SSID name), Watch can connect Successfully to the crappy telecom access point but not my aerohive Access Point, running out of options here...
Watch is running latest version.
If your phone is connected to your watch via bluetooth, I don't think you will be able to connect it to your wifi at the same time. Try turning off bluetooth
Check the WiFi channel. As far as I understood Gear S can't see the channels greater than 11.
My Note 4 is on WiFi when I am at home my Gear S is connected with Bluetooth it still works fine. I can connect my Gear S to my Tab S (WiFi only version) and it works fine
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Basically, the problem is I can't connect to my home WiFi initially when powering up my Gtablet. It can see my network but when I try to connect it just says Obtaining IP address and eventually doesn't work. If I restart my router I can connect no problem, but if I turn off or restart my Gtablet It will not connect.
So basically I have to restart my router if I want to connect to my Gtablet.
I'm running CWM 8 and Vegan Gingerbread 7.0 harmony
My router is netgear, I can check the model if it's necessary.
Everything works fine except this internet problem.
Just got a Wifi/3G Flyer today, running Gingerbread 2.3.3. and software version 1.56.720.2. I have a WPA2-PSK secured Belkin wifi router at home. Currently, it has 2 laptops and 2 phones (BB & Galaxy S2) connected without any problems.
My Flyer refuses to recognize the router, but it shows up my neighbor's similar WPA2 secured SSIDs instead - (so presumably the wifi hardware is working).
I have already tried/checked the following:
Router's SSID is not hidden.
Router supports push button WPS - does not work with the Flyer though it configured my Samsung Galaxy S2 perfectly fast.
Rebooted router.
Changed router security to none, WEP 64 bit and WEP 128 bit.
Manually entered settings - it just says my network is 'not in range' despite my sitting right next to it.
My router settings are:
Authentication - WPA-PSK + WPA2-PSK
Algorithm - AES
Wireless channel - auto.
Wireless mode - b/g/n all supported.
Is there a fix for this that doesn't involve rooting the device?
Update: Used the software update to get it to 2.3.4 and software version 2.27.720.1, and it still is showing up every goddamn wifi network in the vicinity other than my own one
change your channel from Auto to channel 10 or 11. Normally this will not affect your other devices. It seems that the Flyer is quite sensitive for this kind of 'problems'
Holy quack, that worked!
Thank you so much! I set the channel to 11, after which it started detecting the network, but would connect and instant disconnect. A reboot fixed it for good!
Hello. I bought htc explorer 2 days ago.. It seems to have some troubles in its wifi. I have a tp-link wireless router. It shows the signals just for a second and then doesn't show the wifi signals of my router.So i can't connect to it. My phone is unrooted. It can connect to other wifi but it doesnot connect to a tp-link router. I have even changed the settings of wifi router and wifi of phone but it still doesn't connect. Can anyone please help me with this matter ?
Hi All
Yesterday, my dad bought a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (unlocked). I tried connecting it to our home's wifi router but it's not working after being connected even though we have 2 laptops and an iPhone working perfectly on the wifi. Also, in the Manual Proxy settings, if I enter some address in the Bypass Proxy field, the option to connect to the Wifi network gets disabled i.e. I can't connect to the Wifi if I have entered an address in that field (I would have uploaded a screenshot but I'm still trying to figure out how to take it)
In the forum, I found similar problems on other Android devices but none of their solutions seemed to work.
Thanks in advance
My friend has a Galaxy Player 5.0 and he can connect to other WiFi Networks(It can connect to our school's network, the public optimumwifi network, etc.) but his house's. All the computers in his house can connect to his Home WiFi. His network name shows up on the Wireless Networks list on his Galaxy Player 5.0. He tries to connect to it. He types in the right WiFi password. It says "Connecting", then "Obtaining IP Address" and then right away, it says "Disconnected". Then when he sees it on the Wireless Networks list again, below his network name, it says "Disabled, secured with WPA/WPA2 PSK" His router is a Belkin G Wireless 957B73 and all his computers in his house can connect to it, but his Galaxy Player. I tried to help him via Skype ShareScreen. I thought it was because of some setting on his router. I told him to go to 192.168.2.1(His Default Gateway) for the Belkin options and stuff and I don't know what to do from there. I'll keep checking thread and will try to reply ASAP to your post replies if need be.